Evicted twice after I was asked to return to help out with my daughter who is 2 ?
If the LANDLORD doesn't agree to your returning, then yes, it is very likely you can be evicted a second time from the same property (more likely...
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If the LANDLORD doesn't agree to your returning, then yes, it is very likely you can be evicted a second time from the same property (more likely...
What do you mean by, "we abide too?" Does this mean you hired a PROFESSIONAL lawn service for those two months?? Or (please say no) that you do it...
NO (at least not until you get to COURT). and there is no way we here on line can determine if the is NWAT. As an example, there are NAIL HOLES...
Simple; and I suspect you KNOW it? If you want to look into it (it's probably too late to DO anything about it, but one never knows), you should...
Well, it's likely ok, but one would have to review the actual deed to opine with any real authority you can rely upon. But - speaking...
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This far to fact-intensive a matter for on line evaluation. Take whatever evidence you have of your agreements, cancelled rent checks or receipts,...
Not enough facts to answer. Try reposting with more facts. gsg
I agree; YOUcan't get him off the deed, HE has to sign a deed conveying to you his interest. Perhaps he would accept money for his interest? ...
Impossible to know for certain here on line. As I have said many time here on AVVO, individual deeds are essentially MEANINGLESS when construed...
No way to tell here on line; all we can do is guess. Guessing, I'd say the term "AT LEAST six months" is not a term of "specific duration." If so,...